Religion unites Slovakia, Hungary in euro coin controversy
Controversy over a two-euro coin is causing an unusual show of friendliness between Hungary and Slovakia. Hungarian Deputy Prime Minister
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Bulgaria’s public sector perceived as among most corrupt in EU, according to Transparency International 2012 index
Bulgaria’s public sector is seen as among the most corrupt in the European Union, according to Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions
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Few heroes in Central Europe’s post-war chaos
Review: Orderly and Humane. The Expulsion of the Germans after the Second World War Some 65 years ago on the outskirts
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Opinion: Ukraine – incompetence reigns supreme
Inevitably after a major election and government reshuffle, Ukraine’s counterparts once again start asking themselves, which way Ukraine is going
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Ukraine PM resigns amid economic crisis
Ukraine is facing political uncertainty after the sudden resignation of Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and his Cabinet Monday. The president
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European Court issues landmark language ruling
Publication in three languages of notices of EU job competitions and the obligation to take the selection tests in one
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Nato: Syria chemical weapons warrant immediate international reaction
The NATO secretary-general says the alliance will authorize Tuesday the deployment of a missile defense system to Turkey “within weeks”
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Bulgaria’s Budget with 74.2 million leva deficit at end-October
After seven straight months of surplus, Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry reported a consolidated Budget deficit of 74.2 million leva at the
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Indictments in Bulgaria for people trafficking up by 30% – Justice Minister
The number of criminal charges pressed for trafficking in human beings has increased by 30 per cent in Bulgaria, the
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